- Daehan Shipbuilding and EMF held a name-giving ceremony for four LR2 tankers.
- Vessels named Stavanger Star, Oslo Star, Copenhagen Star, and Athenian Star.
- Ships are IMO A-rated, ECO class, showcasing sustainability and innovation.
- Event attended by partners, investors, and industry stakeholders.
- EMF highlights strong partnerships with Daehan Shipbuilding and Atlas Maritime.
Daehan Shipbuilding and European Maritime Finance (EMF) celebrated the naming of four LR2 115,000 DWT tankers, in collaboration with their long-term partner Atlas Maritime. The name-giving ceremony, a traditional event marking a vessel’s readiness for service, was held at the Daehan Shipbuilding Yard. The vessels were named Stavanger Star, Oslo Star, Copenhagen Star, and Athenian Star, with hull numbers 5090, 5091, 5092, and 5093, according to European Maritime Finance.
Symbolic Ceremony and Industry Attendance
The ceremony, featuring the symbolic breaking of a champagne bottle for good luck, was attended by key partners, investors, bankers, Clarkson’s, and associates. The vessels, built to IMO A-rated and ECO class standards, reflect a commitment to sustainability and cutting-edge maritime technology.
Commitment to Excellence
“European Maritime Finance is proud of our long-term partnerships with Daehan Shipbuilding, Atlas Maritime, and Clarkson’s to deliver these state-of-the-art vessels that meet high standards of sustainability and innovation,” commented Martin Haugaard, Founder and CEO of EMF (Schweiz) AG and Chairman of the Investment Committee.
The event celebrated the successful collaboration between the stakeholders, underscoring a shared vision for a sustainable future in maritime shipping.
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Source: European Maritime Finance
